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Holy Spirit
Catholic Church
2309 Holder Road Mims, FL 32754 (321) 269-2282 holyspiritmims.com
Welcome to Holy Spirit in Mims, the “Friendly Town!” Live and grow your faith in the little parish with the big heart. Help celebrate our Jubi-lee this year!
“Come, Holy Spirit.
Come now.
Come as you wish!”
View our color bulletin at holyspiritmims.com or by weekly delivery: thecatholicdirectory.com.
RECONCILIATION Wednesday ..................... 6:15pm to 6:45pm Saturday ............................... 3pm to 3:45pm By appointment, call the office, 269-2282.
BAPTISM, FIRST PENANCE, FIRST COMMUNION AND CONFIRMATION Contact our Faith Formation Director, Chris McCormick, (321) 269-7785 or [email protected].
MARRIAGE/MARRIAGE CONVALIDATION
Call six months in advance to schedule meetings with Fr. Andrew and Angela. If you weren’t married in the Catholic Church, why not call to discuss Marriage Convalidation?
ANOINTING OF THE SICK Fr. Andrew anoints the sick after the 11am Mass in the chapel on the third Sunday each month (February 18). Call the office for anointing at home, hospital or nursing home.
FUNERALS — DEATH/BEREAVEMENT After a loved ones’ death, call the parish office to speak with Father Andrew, (321) 269-2282. Our bereavement coordinator, Chris Doyon, will contact you to arrange the Funeral Mass and all that it entails.
LENTEN PARISH MISSION Today through Thursday
February 18 - 22
During Lent, we are asked to devote ourselves to seeking the
Lord in prayer and reading Scripture, to service by giving alms,
and to sacrifice self-control through fasting. Attending our Len-
ten Mission is a wonderful way to enter the Lenten Season. This
year’s theme is The Gift—The Holy Spirit, presented by Father
Jim Costigan, CPM of the Fathers of Mercy.
The 7pm evening sessions begin today, February 18, and end
Thursday, February 22. Weekday Masses (Monday-Thursday)
will be at 9am; the mission talk follows the Mass. Reconciliation
is Tuesday, February 20, after the 7pm mission talk.
SOUP SUPPER SCHEDULE All are invited! A variety of meatless soups are served each week.
Soup Suppers are Fridays after the 6pm Mass. Assigned ministries
provide soups, bread, & beverages. Deliver soup in a crockpot, bread
or beverage by 5:45pm to Emmaus Hall. Pray the Stations of the
Cross after supper in the church at 7:20pm. Themes & hosts are:
February 23 ...... Mystery Seating - Ministers to the Sick, Technology, Art & Environment
March 2 ............. 60’s Flashback - Women’s Club, Bereavement, Pro Life
March 9 ............. International Night - Lectors, Ushers
March 16 ........... Sports Team Shirt Night - Faith Formation, Life Teen, Edge, Bible Study Participants
March 23 ........... Black & White by Candlelight - Music, Altar Servers, Acolytes
Page 2 Text HSCC to 84576 to subscribe! February 18, 2018
PREPARE FOR NEXT SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 25
FIRST READING—The sacrifice of Abraham, our father in faith (Genesis 22:1-2, 9a, 10-13, 15-18).
PSALM—I walk before the Lord, in the land of the living (Psalm 116).
SECOND READING—God did not spare his own Son (Romans 8:31b-34).
GOSPEL —This is my beloved Son (Mark 9:2-10).
The English translation of the Psalm Responses from the Lectionary for Mass © 1969, 1981, 1997, International Commission on English in the Liturgy Corporation. All rights reserved.
MASS SCHEDULE & MASS INTENTIONS
Spiritual Work of Mercy: PRAY FOR THE LIVING AND THE DEAD
Deceased Special Intention
Saturday, February 17 4:00pm ..... Maxine Valunas
Sunday, February 18
8:30am ..... Lauren Pahmeier 11:00am ..... For the parish
Monday, February 19
9:00am ..... Parish Mission
Tuesday, February 20
9:00am ..... Parish Mission
ASH WEDNESDAY, February 21
9:00am ..... Parish Mission
Thursday, February 22
9:00am ..... Parish Mission 7:00pm ..... Parish Mission
Friday, February 23 8:00am ..... James Fowler
Saturday, February 24 4:00pm ..... Deacon Allen Agers
Spiritual Work of Mercy: PRAY FOR THE LIVING AND THE DEAD
The complete list is online at holyspiritmims.com/prayer-list (Faith in Action tab). New names are printed here for two weeks.
PRAY FOR THE SICK Tanya Itani Taival Donna Staufenberg
Tommy Winstead & family Curtis Black
Tom Norton
PRAY FOR THE DECEASED Eternal rest grant unto them,
O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon them. May all the souls of the faithful
departed rest in peace. Amen.
PARISH NEWS & EVENTS
ELIJAH CUP—Has it been six months since the Elijah Cup last visited your home? Please sign up again (or for the first time). Pray daily for an increase in vocations with the Elijah Cup displayed prominently in a place of honor in your home.
This week: Saturday, February 17, 4pm — Leila Lee-Pow Next week: Saturday, February 24, 4pm — Jan Morin
PRAYER SHAWL MINISTRY—Crochet or knit? Classes begin Wednesday, February 21 and end Wednesday, March 28, at Carpenter Hall Office & Activity Center, 2399 Hold-er Rd, Mims. All experience levels are welcome! Free yarn is available in a variety of colors and quantities!
Crochet (or learn to crochet) Wednesday mornings from 10am to noon. For cro-chet information, call Annett, (407) 766-5851.
Knit (or learn to knit) Wednesday evenings from 5:15pm to 6:45pm. For knitting information, call Monica, (321) 223-4221.
CATCH THE SPIRIT 5K—Registration and Sponsorship forms are available on our web-site’s homepage (https://holyspiritmims.com). Click “Documents” to download/print the form. Below “Documents” is a link to take you directly to “online registration”. Thank you to volunteers, sponsors, & participants who have stepped up! In addition to your prayers, we need more volunteers to make this event successful. Contact Tina at [email protected], or (321) 269-2282.
5K TRAINING—Signed up for our CATCH THE SPIRIT 5k? You have 8 weeks to pre-pare. Slowly improve your strength and stamina, especially if you’ve never participated in a 5k walk/run event. Begin training your body now to prevent injury. (As with any exercise that stresses the cardiovascular, muscular and skeletal systems, your doctor should be consulted before beginning.) Several apps can help you train; email Monica if you need help finding/downloading an app, [email protected] or read this article for beginners https://www.active.com/running/articles/5k-training-tips-for-beginners.
Believe it… or Not!
Holy Spirit’s Attic Shop Thrift Store needs clothing donations… men, wom-en, and children—all ages & sizes. It’s true! Donations accepted during busi-ness hours (below); don’t leave stuff on the loading dock!
Volunteers are needed to sort & stock. Flexible hours. No experience needed. High school students can earn commu-nity service hours here!
Tu Th — 10am to 5pm W F Sat — 10am to 3pm
Call Mario at (321) 269-1699 3234 W. Main St, Mims, FL
First Sunday of Lent Page 3 February 18, 2018
FAITH FORMATION CHRIS MCCORMICK, FAITH FORMATION DIRECTOR
(321)269-7785 [email protected] Persons ministering to children and/or the infirm are required to be fingerprinted (Diocese of Orlando) and pass the Safe Environment Training. Call the parish office for details, (321) 269-2282.
PARISH OFFICE — CARPENTER HALL 2399 Holder Road, Mims, FL 32754
9am - 5pm ▪ Monday - Friday
(321) 269-2282 ... Parish Office Parish numbers: (321) 269-7785 ... Faith Formation (321) 269-2252 ... Fax
Websites http://HolySpiritMims.com http://AtticShopMims.com Flocknote ............. Flocknote.com/HolySpiritMims Facebook .............. Facebook.com/HolySpiritMims Twitter ................... @HolySpiritMims
CLERGY & OFFICE STAFF Pastor ......................................... Fr. Andrew Wojtan Bookkeeper/Manager ................. Dianne Sweeney Facilities / Maintenance .............. Mike Gutman Faith Formation Director............. Chris McCormick Music Director............................. Angela Dirig
E-MAIL …@HolySpiritMims.com Parish Office ............................... Info@... Communication .......................... Bulletin@... Life Teen, Edge, Faith Formation ..... FaithFormation@... Music Liturgy .............................. MusicDirector@...
MINISTRIES — (321) 269-2282 Adoration .................................... Faye Smith Altar Servers/Acolytes ................ Tony Eckhoff
Attic Shop Thrift Store ............. Mario Vento 3234 W. Main St, Mims, FL ...... (321) 269-1699
Bereavement .............................. Chris Doyon Communication .......................... Monica Benninghoff Council of Catholic Women ........ Jackie Hackbarth Edge (Middle School) ....................... Chris McCormick Eucharist Ministers of Holy Communion .. Leila Lee-Pow
Hospitality/Coffee & Donuts ....... YOUR NAME HERE
Lectors ........................................ Trudy Martell Life Teen (High School) ................... Chris McCormick Ministry to the Sick ..................... June Costello Pantry Outreach ......................... Jim & Bobbie Brown RCIA ........................................... David Tipton Technology ................................. Cindi Cimorelli Ushers ........................................ Marc Lamb
FOR BULLETIN SUBMISSION Next bulletin: February 25, 2018
Deadline: 9am, Monday, February 19, 2018
Email: [email protected] Online form: holyspiritmims.com/bulletin-submission-form
Our Catholic Appeal is an annual opportunity for every member of our faith family to support the life-changing work of the Diocese of Orlando. Gifts to Our Catholic Appeal fund a wide variety of ministries that serve our nine counties in ways that no parish could accomplish alone.
HOW YOUR GIFT TO OUR CATHOLIC APPEAL HELPS OTHERS
Your gifts to Our Catholic Appeal are the sole source of funding for 28 ministries that benefit every parish, mission and school in our diocese. In addition, your gifts provide critical support for outreach programs such as Catholic Charities of Central Florida, Hope CommUnity Center, and our schools in the Diocese of San Juan de la Maguana in the Dominican Republic.
Because of your generosity, we are able to:
• support 35 seminarians in their formation
• provide food, medical care and housing to those in need
• organize spiritual enrichment opportunities for both the lay community and our clergy
• train parish catechists and certify new lay ecclesial ministers
• evangelize through diocesan-wide media
• meet with elected officials to discuss issues that affect all people, Catholic and non-Catholic alike
For information on the great work made possible through a gift to Our Catholic Appeal, visit our website, https://www.cfocf.org/oca. Contact our Gift Manager, Crystal St. Julien, at [email protected] or call (407) 246-7187.
EDGE & LIFE TEEN—meet at 6pm in Emmaus Hall Sunday, February 18 and will attend the 7pm Lenten Mission together.
BIBLE STUDY—Groups do NOT meet this week because everyone is going to the Lent Mission, right? Right! Resume next week.
FAMILY FORMATION—The next Family For-mation session is scheduled for Sunday, March 4, at 12:30pm in the chapel.
DIOCESE & COMMUNITY EVENTS
OUR CATHOLIC APPEAL—Your participation is great! Return your OCA Pledge envelope in February so we can be done early! Winning isn’t everything… it’s the only thing!
SERVE ON A MISSION TRIP —The Diocese of Orlando Mission Office needs volunteers for all of its mission trips to our sister diocese of San Juan de la Maguana. Dates & description are:
May 5–12 Construction Mission Aug 11–18 Construction Mission Jun 2–9 Multi Parish Youth Group Sep 30–Oct 6 Surgery PreScreening Jun 16–30 Intensive English Training Nov 3–10 Surgery Mission Jun 30–Jul 7 Campo de Fe (Vacation Bible School) Nov 10–17 Surgery Mission
Contact Caroline Genovesi at the Diocese of Orlando Mission Office, (407) 246-4890 or email her at [email protected].
WITH GOD THERE IS GROWTH—"It Is Good To Have A Partner With A "Green Thumb" On your wed-ding day, you lovingly planted the seeds of a lifelong relationship. Does gardening still give you a sense of wonder and fulfillment? Continue to hone your growth skills on a Worldwide Marriage En-counter Weekend. The next weekend is in Orlando on March 2-4. For details, visit wwme.org or call Bob & Sheila Baker, (407) 647-4289.
LIVE IN MY LOVE—Join Bishop Felipe Estévez of the Diocese of St Augustine and Bishop John Noonan in this celebration of faith. There are speakers and programs for everyone, from children and teens to adults. The Florida Eucharistic Congress is Friday-Saturday, March 16-17, at the Prime Osborn Convention Center, 1000 Water St, Jacksonville, FL 32204. Complimentary bus transportation will be provided on a first-come, first-serve basis for Saturday, March 17 from various locations in the Diocese of Orlando to the Prime Osborn Convention Center. Free admission. For more information, schedule and hotel reservations, visit FloridaEucharist.org.
CONSIDER ADOPTION—For the life of your precious baby, consider adoption. Catholic Charities can help. Adoption counselors from Catholic Charities of Central Florida help birth mothers who are experiencing an unexpected pregnancy and are seeking life for their child. We provide caring, non-judgmental and loving support to educate birth mothers about the adoption process and to honor their requests regarding the many options that are available for open and closed adoptions. Our adoption counselors are licensed counselors with extensive training on the adoption process. We travel throughout the nine counties of the Central Florida. For more information, call (866) 973-8638 or visit http://ccadoptfl.org/.
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Fr iday Saturday
14—Feb. Ash Wednesday Day of Fast & Abstinence Mass 9 am Reconciliation 6:00pm End Adoration 6:55 pm Mass 7pm
15– February Rosary 7:30am Mass 8 am Bible Study
16– February Day of Abstinence Mass 8 am Mass 6 pm Soup Supper 6:40 pm Stations of the Cross 7:20pm
17– February Bible Study DVD 3:00pm
Reconciliation 3pm Mass 4pm
18– February 1st Sunday of Lent
Reconciliation 8—8:15am Mass 8:30 am RCIA Enrollment of Names Bible Study DVD only 10:00am Reconciliation 10-10:45am Mission Talk—7pm
19-February Mass 9:00am Mission Talk Mission Talk—7pm
20-February Mass 9:00am Mission Talk Adoration Begins Mission Talk—7pm Reconciliation Service - after the Mission Talk
21-February Mass 9:00am Mission Talk End of Adoration 6:55 pm Mission Talk— 7 pm
22-February Rosary 8:30am Mass 9:00am Mission Talk Mass/Mission Talk—7pm
23-February Day of Abstinence Mass 8 am Mass 6 pm Soup Supper 6:40 pm Stations of the Cross 7:20pm
24-February
Reconciliation 3pm Mass 4pm
25-Feb—2nd Sunday of Lent Reconciliation 8—8:15am Mass 8:30 am Reconciliation 10-10:45am Mass 11am
26-February Mass 5:30pm Bible Study
27-February Mass 8 am Adoration Begins after Mass
28-February Reconciliation 6:00 pm End of Adoration 6:55 pm Mass 7 pm
1-March Rosary 7:30am Mass 8 am Bible Study 6:30pm Mass
2-March Day of Abstinence Mass 8 am Mass 6 pm Soup Supper 6:40 pm Stations of the Cross 7:20pm
3-March Bible Study DVD 3:00pm
Reconciliation 3pm Mass 4pm
4-March- 3rd Sunday of Lent
Reconciliation 8—8:15am Mass 8:30 am RCIA 1st Scrutiny Bible Study DVD only 10:00am Reconciliation 10-10:45am Mass 11am
5 -March Mass 5:30pm Bible Study
6 -March Mass 8 am Adoration Begins after Mass
7 – March Reconciliation 6:00 pm End of Adoration 6:55 pm Mass 7 pm
8 – March Rosary 7:30am Mass 8 am Bible Study
9 – March Day of Abstinence Mass 8 am Mass 6 pm Soup Supper 6:40 pm Stations of the Cross 7:20pm
10– March Bible Study DVD3:00pm Reconciliation 3pm Mass 4pm
11 – March - 4th Sunday of Lent Reconciliation 8—8:15am Mass 8:30 am Bible Study DVD only 10:00am RCIA 2nd Scrutiny Reconciliation 10-10:45am Mass 11am
12 – March Mass 5:30pm Bible Study
13 – March Mass 8 am Adoration begins after Mass
14– March Reconciliation 6:00 pm End of Adoration 6:55pm Mass 7pm
15 – March Rosary 7:30am Mass 8 am Bible Study
16-March Day of Abstinence Mass 8 am Mass 6 pm Soup Supper 6:40 pm Stations of the Cross 7:20pm
17-March Bible Study DVD 3:00pm
Reconciliation 3pm Mass 4pm
18-March—5th Sunday of Lent
Reconciliation 8 - 8:15am Mass 8:30 am RCIA 3rd Scrutiny Bible Study DVD only 10:00am Reconciliation 10-10:45am Mass 11am
19-March Mass 5:30pm Bible Study
20-March Mass 8 am Adoration Begins after Mass
21-March Reconciliation 6:00pm End of Adoration 6:55 pm Mass 7 pm
22-March Rosary 7:30am Mass 8 am Bible Study
23-March Day of Abstinence Mass 8 am Mass 6 pm Soup Supper 6:40 pm Stations of the Cross 7:20pm
24-March Bible Study DVD 3:00pm Reconciliation 3pm Mass 4pm
25-March
Passion/Palm Sunday Reconciliation 8 - 8:15am Mass 8:30 am Bible Study DVD only 10:00am Reconciliation 10-10:45am Mass 11 am Seder Supper 3:30 pm
26-March Mass 5:30pm Reconciliation—6pm
27-March Mass 8 am Adoration Begins after Mass Reconciliation—6pm
28-March Chrism Mass, St. James Cathedral 6:30pm End Adoration 6:55 pm Communion Service 7 pm
2 9-March HOLY THURSDAY Mass of the Lord’s Supper 7 pm Adoration begins after Mass Closing Prayer – Midnight
30-March GOOD FRIDAY Day of Fast & Abstinence Reconciliation 1:00pm -1:30pm Stations 1:30pm Passion & Death of our Lord 3 pm & 7 pm
31-March HOLY SATURDAY Blessing of Food 2:45pm Divine Mercy Chaplet & Reconciliation 3pm
Easter Vigil 8:00 pm
1-April EASTER Sunrise Mass 6:30 am Mass 8:30 am Mass 11 am
Easter Mass Schedule Saturday, March 31, 2018 8:00PM Easter Vigil Sunday, April 1, 2018 6:30 AM Sunrise Mass and 8:30 AM & 11:00 AM Easter Sunday Saturday, April 7, 2018 4:00 PM—Homebound Mass Divine Mercy Sunday, April 8, 2018 8:30 AM, 11:00 AM, Extra Mass Divine Mercy—2:30pm Sunday, April 8, 2018 [Confession: (Before the masses) 8:00am - 8:15am & 10:00am - 10:50am & 1:30pm - 2:15pm]
Regulations for Fast and Abstinence
Ash Wednesday, February 14 and Good Friday, March 30, 2018 are days of fast and abstinence. Fridays of Lent are also days of abstinence. Fasting is to be observed by all 18 years of age and older who have not yet celebrated their 59th birthday. On a fast day one full meal is allowed. Two other meals, sufficient to maintain strength, may be taken according to each one’s needs, but together they should not equal another full meal. Eating between meals is not permitted, but liquids, including milk and juices are allowed. Abstinence is observed by all 14 years of age and older. On days of abstinence no meat is allowed. Note that when health or ability to work would be seriously affected, the law does not oblige. When in doubt concerning fast and abstinence, the parish priest should be consulted.
Fasting, almsgiving, and prayer are the three traditional disciplines of Lent. The faithful and catechumens should undertake these practices seriously in a spirit of penance and of preparation for baptism or of renewal of baptism at Easter.
EASTER WEEKEND MASS SCHEDULE Saturday, March 31, 2018 2:45PM - Blessing of Food 3:00PM - Chaplet of Divine Mercy & Reconciliation 8:00PM - Easter Vigil Sunday, April 1, 2018 6:30AM - Easter Sunrise Mass 8:30AM - Easter Mass 11:00AM - Easter Mass Saturday, April 7, 2018 4:00PM - Mass for the Homebound -(Need help contact the parish office)
DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY
Sunday, April 8, 2018 - 8:30AM, 11:00AM & Extra Mass Divine Mercy Sunday —2:30pm Sunday, April 8, 2018 [CONFESSION: (Before the Masses) 8:00am - 8:15am & 10:00am - 10:50am & 1:30pm - 2:15pm]
HOLY SPIRIT CATHOLIC CHURCH -2399 HOLDER RD-MIMS, FL 321-269-2282 • WEBSITE • HOLYSPIRITMIMS.COM
Lent 201814 15 16 17Ash Wednesday Attend an Ash Wednesday liturgy and wear the cross of ashes as a sign that you
are seeking both forgiveness and eternal life from Christ.
Start a journal for your prayer intentions. Wait and see how God, who always answers prayer, answers
yours.
Pick a saint to learn about and imitate. Ask for his or her special help and protection during Lent.
It is our Christian responsibility to abstain from meat on Fridays
during Lent as a form of penance.
211918 20 22 23 24Read today’s Gospel before
you go to church (Mark 1:12-15). Write down two things you learned and keep it with
you throughout the day.
Grow in your faith by believing that God is there
for you. Entrust your worries to God and know he
will take care of it.
Call Catholic Relief Services (877-HELP-CRS or www.catholicrelief.org) to see how you can help.
Pray the Chaplet of Divine Mercy, given to the world
through St. Faustina to help repair the hurt caused by
sin. Find it at www.usccb.org.
Pray for God to bless someone you don’t like, or who you know doesn’t like
you.
Support your parish’s Lent collections, whether it is the Bishop’s Lenten campaign, Operation Rice Bowl or a
mission collection.
Adopt a priest or member of a religious order in your diocese and pray for them
every day of Lent.
282625 27 1 2 3Every Sunday in Lent is a “Little Easter.” Spread joy by smiling at everyone you
meet, regardless of how you feel.
Lent is a stressful time of year for priests. Offer to
perform some act of service for your parish. Ask at the
rectory for suggestions.
Read the seven penitential psalms in the Old Testament book of Psalms that express remorse for sins: 6, 32, 38,
51, 102, 130, and 143.
Just for today, don’t listen to the radio while you drive.
Pray instead or listen to sacred music.
Today, replace each snack with a prayer, or, if you do
snack, say an extra prayer of thanksgiving that you have
enough to eat.
When older people become less active, they can also become forgotten. Visit a
senior you know, take one to lunch, and just listen.
Attend a Reconciliation Service or go to Confession
on your own. Make a sincere confession
and experience God’s forgiveness.
754 6 8 9 10Take one idea from
today’s Gospel reading or homily to put into practice this coming
week.
Pick a virtue (prudence, justice, temperance,
fortitude, faith, hope, or charity) and practice it for
the rest of the week.
Ask God for a new grace today that will bring you
closer to him.
Make a fresh start on your Lenten journey
today. Renew your Lenten observances.
Pick one Corporal Work of Mercy to do: give food/drink to the hungry/thirsty,
shelter homeless, clothe the naked, visit the sick or imprisoned, bury the dead.
Attend a Stations of the Cross service if your parish offers one. If not, find them
here: www.usccb.org/prayer-and-worship/devotions/stations-
of-the-cross/.
Show Jesus you are willing to carry your cross by
tackling something difficult you’ve been putting off.
141211 13 15 16Laetare Sunday
Make Sunday special. Invite friends and neighbors
over for a potluck brunch after Mass.
Make a good examination of conscience, with the Ten Commandments as a guide.
You can find them in Exodus, Chapter 20.
Gather up the loose change around the house and put it in a jar. Donate the money
to a local charity.
Resolve to go the entire day without judging or
criticizing anyone.
Today, do one act of kindness for someone
without expecting thanks in return.
Consider making today a day of fasting. When
you feel hungry, remind yourself of those for whom
hunger isn’t a choice.
St. Patrick’s Day St. Patrick evangelized
Ireland. In his honor, explore ways to support your parish religious education program
or youth group.
211918 20 22 23 24Choose someone who
has passed away or needs extra help as your Mass
intention today.
Solemnity of St. Joseph St. Joseph served God
faithfully. What God said, he did. Resolve today to fulfill your responsibilities without
complaining.
Psalm 136 is a song about God’s mercy. Read through it and think of all the ways God has shown you mercy
this Lent.
Deny yourself something you would like to buy.
Then, give the money you saved to the poor.
Spend time before the Eucharist in prayer and adoration. Or find time
when the church is open to be with Jesus.
Today, drink only water. Pray for those who can’t
afford the luxury of having iced coffee, soda, etc.
Start spring cleaning for Easter: Vacuum, dust, and straighten the rooms of the house you use the
most to prepare for Jesus’ Resurrection.
282625 27 29 30 31Palm Sunday Today’s Gospel narrates the events of Holy Week. Place
yourself in the scene and “walk through” Holy Week
with our Lord.
Tonight and every night this week, pray for the
catechumens coming into the Church at the Easter
Vigil.
Clean your closet of clothes you no longer need. Donate gently used items that you no longer wear to charity.
Forgive someone who hurt you; ask forgiveness of those whom you hurt.
Holy ThursdayThe Church celebrates the Last Supper, when Jesus
instituted the Eucharist and the priesthood. Celebrate by
going to church tonight.
Holy Saturday Jesus’ sacrifice gives us
hope. Today, make a list of everything for which you have hope in this life and
the next.
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday
February
Good Friday Today is a day of fasting
and abstinence. Read and meditate on John’s account of Jesus’ passion and death
(John 18-19).
“Lent is the liturgical season of forty days which begins with Ash Wednesday and ends with the celebration of the Paschal Mystery (Easter Triduum). Lent is the primary penitential season in the Church’s liturgical year, reflecting the forty days Jesus spent in the desert in fasting and prayer” (Catechism of the Catholic Church).
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Fr. Andrew WojtanHoly Spirit Catholic Church
Father James Costigan, born in 1951, was raised and
educated in Los Angeles, California. He has an M.A. in
English from Cal Poly, Pomona, and a Master of Divinity
from Holy Apostles College and Seminary, Cromwell,
Connecticut. A carpenter and a teacher, Father Jim
also has many years’ experience as a prayer warrior
and counselor outside of America’s abortion clinics. He
made his first religious vows in 1997 and was ordained
to the priesthood for the Fathers of Mercy in 2002.
Having served one year as associate pastor of Sacred
Heart Church in Russellville, Kentucky, he now travels
America giving parish missions and retreats, especially
missions aimed at the establishment and promotion of
Eucharistic adoration in chapels and churches.
Lenten parish Mission February 18 - 22, 2018
The Gift — The Holy Spirit
• Cloud, Fire, Hand Above
• Breath of Son and Father
• Goad, Guide, God’s Own Love
• Wind, Whisper, Water
• Oil, Seal, Wild White Dove
Sunday, Feb. 18 ......... 7pm ..... Mission Talk
Monday, Feb. 19 ......... 9am ..... Morning Mass Mission Talk
7pm ..... Mission Talk
Tuesday, Feb. 20 ........ 9am ..... Morning Mass Mission Talk
7pm ..... Mission Talk Reconciliation (Priests assisting)
Wednesday, Feb. 21 .... 9am ..... Morning Mass Mission Talk
7pm ..... Mission Talk
Thursday, Feb. 22 ....... 9am ..... Concluding Morning Mass Mission Talk
7pm ..... Concluding Evening Mass Mission Talk
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